Annual report 2014 by St. Stanislaus

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Annual Report 2014-2015

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Saint Stanislaus College Board of Directors 2014-15

Presidents of Saint Stanislaus College Bro. Basile Vamable Bro. Athanasius Faugier Bro. Florimond Pauble Bro. Athanasius (N.O.) Bro. Odon Celle Bro. Florimond Pauble Bro. Gabriel Granger Bro. Florimond Pauble Bro. Stanislaus Keating Bro. Florimond Pauble Bro. Justin Roche Bro. Osmond Bagnol Bro. Stanislaus Keating Bro. Isidore Balmadier Bro. Felix Hoffman Bro. Stanislaus Keating Bro. Isidore Balmadier Bro. Berchmans Roy Bro. Lambert Fairfield Bro. Macarius Pierce Bro. Peter Basso Bro. William Sharkey Bro. Peter Basso Bro. Casimir Piskorowski Bro. Peter Basso Bro. Alexis Klee Bro. Celsus Craffey Bro. Roland Smith Bro. Hugh Ponthieux Bro. Roland Smith Bro. Pierre St. Pierre Bro. Hubert Bonnette Bro. Mark Thornton Bro. Celestine Alegro Bro. Paul Montero Bro. Donnan Berry Bro. Ronald Talbot Bro. Ronald Hingle Bro. Bernard Couvillion Bro. Francis David

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Mr. William S. App, Jr. ’61 Chair Bro. Francis David, S.C. President Mr. Patrick D. McGrath Principal Bro. Ivy LeBlanc S.C. Mrs. Barbara Carter Bro. Joseph Holthaus, S.C. Mr. Gregory M. Rando Mr. Charley “Dusty” Rhodes ‘64 Mr. David A. Treutel, Jr. ‘76 Mr. Robert P. Vollenweider

SSC Progression Board Board of Directors 2014-15 Bro. Francis David, S.C. President Mr. Patrick D. McGrath Principal Mr. Christopher J. Mensi ‘01 Secretary/Treasurer Mr. John P. Baxter ‘89 Mr. Ronald J. Artigues, Jr. ‘84 Mr. Daryl C. Cornell Mr. Patrick J. Kergosien ‘82 Mr. John R. Romano, Jr. Mr. Dean E. Taylor

Alumni Association Board of Directors 2014-15 Mr. Patrick L. Martinez ‘99 President Mr. Terrence C. Asher, Jr. ’82 Mr. Julio C. Brignone IV ‘06 Mr. Jason P. Chiniche ’97 Mr. Christopher J. Estrade ‘98 Mr. Jonathan K. Foster ‘98 Mr. Jerry L. Garriga ‘58 Mr. Douglas K. Handshoe ’82 Dr. M. Bert Keel ‘73 Mr. Myron B. Labat, Jr. ’93 Mr. Patrick L. Martinez ‘99 Mr. Brandon S. Rhodes ‘92 Mr. Mark E. Rittiner ’82 Mr. John E. Zimmerman ‘83

Annual Report 2014-15

Featured in this issue College Acceptance SSC, Progression, & Alumni Boards Letter From the President Giving Societies Ways to Give / Endowment Funds Donations by Class Audited Financial Reports Society of 1854 26th Annual Golf Tournament Hall of Fame Gifts of Generosity College Readiness Moving Past Katrina Faculty, Administration, & Staff Class Ring Collection Athletics Profile of Saint Stanislaus Upcoming Events

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Letter from the

President

his yearly letter that I write for the Annual Report provides me with a great opportunity to reflect on where Saint Stanislaus is currently and where we’ve been in the recent past. I say it’s a “great opportunity” because invariably penning this letter turns out to be an overwhelmingly positive experience in writing about our beloved school and its continued long and wonderful history. At the very least, the 2014-2015 school year was another terrific year in the life of Saint Stanislaus, and there’s much that lies below the surface of that simple characterization. From its beginning to its end, the 20142015 school year was a tale of on-going successes, one seemingly right after another. Consider the following:

Brother Francis David, S.C. President

Construction

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The beginning of the 2014-2015 school year saw the end of the year-long reconstruction of the first floor of the Main School Building which had been heavily damaged by Hurricane Katrina. The newly renovated first floor contains modern, attractive office space for admissions, finance, and advancement personnel; classroom and lab space for Marine Science; a rec hall for resident students; additional classroom space for a variety of subjects; an office for Camp Stanislaus; a beautifully appointed prayer chapel that provides a quiet, reflective oasis for faculty, staff, and students to meet the Lord in prayer at any time of the day; and a spacious, airy, and well-lit Student Mall that offers a wonderful area for our boys to relax in at those times when they are not in class.

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While the beginning of the 2014-2015 school year saw construction work on the Main School Building coming to an end, the renovation of Aurelian Hall, our dormitory facility, was just starting. Katrina had flooded the first floor of that structure, so with financial assistance from FEMA and our insurers, the entire first floor was refurbished and put back into service in relatively short order after the storm. The second and third floors, however, got little if any attention since they had sustained comparatively minor damage from Katrina’s ravages. Those two floors became the focus of the renovation work in 2014-2015 with every room on those two floors, student and prefect rooms alike, being stripped down to their bare concrete floors and block walls. All bathroom fixtures – showers, sinks, and toilets – were removed and replaced. All beds, desks, and closets were discarded or donated to charity, and all new furniture was put in place in each dorm room. Additionally, the HVAC system on all three floors was totally upgraded, and now each room has its own AC and heating unit. Finally, and perhaps most notably, a handicapped-accessible elevator was added that services all three floors of the dorm. The conclusion of this work in June 2015 gave Aurelian Hall its first complete makeover in its 50 years of existence, and now our boarders enjoy what is, for all practical purposes, a sparkling new dormitory.

Academics 2014-2015 was another great year for our students in the classroom. Near the beginning of the year, members of our 7th grade class showed their academic prowess by qualifying 40% of their class for the Duke TIP program. Twenty SSC 7th graders were recognized based on their standardized test scores as eligible for this prestigious talent search. At the senior end of our student body, especially noteworthy was the performance of an outstanding group of young men who made up the Class of 2015. Fifty-seven graduates were in the class and together they garnered $10.3 million in scholarship money to colleges and universities across the United States, as well as in Mexico and Canada. Together those fifty-seven graduates set an ACT benchmark of 24.5, a challenging goal which future classes will have to work hard to match or exceed. 6

Letter from the President

While writing about ACT scores, I must include a few lines about a member of last year’s junior class, Mitchell Walk, who achieved a top composite score of 36 on the ACT which he took in February, 2015. Nationally, less than one-tenth of one percent of students who take the ACT earns the top score of 36. Among test takers in the high school graduating class of 2014 for example, only 1,407 of nearly 1.85 million students earned a composite score of 36.

Athletics To say that we had a successful year in athletics is an understatement, with four state championships earned in 2014-2015.

▶▶ Football

The Rocks finished the year 13-2, losing only a single regular season contest in overtime to Poplarville and then marching all the way to Mississippi State’s campus for the Class 4A championship game against Noxubee County where the Rocks ultimately dropped a hard-fought contest 48-27.

▶▶ Cross Country

The cross country team brought home the State Championship, the program’s third in school history and the second in a three-year span. Sophomore Royce Garcia was the individual state champion in the three-mile contest.

▶▶ Soccer

The SSC soccer team had another extremely successful campaign, bringing home a second consecutive Class 4A state championship and the Rocks’ seventh overall after winning previous titles in 1996, 1997, 2003, 2004, 2010, and 2014. The team finished the 2014-2015 campaign with a 19-6-1 record and captured the state championship trophy with a 6-2 victory over the Kosciusko Whippets.

▶▶ Golf

At the very least, the “2014-2015 school year

was another terrific year in the life of Saint Stanislaus, and there’s much that lies below the surface of that simple characterization. From its beginning to its end, the 2014-2015 school year was a tale of ongoing successes, one seemingly right after another.

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For the second straight year, a very young SSC golf team took home the MHSAA Class 4A State Championship trophy. Our golfing Rocks overcame a 4-shot deficit going into the final round of the tournament and ultimately dominated the field and bested the second-place team Caledonia by 17 strokes, an amazing 21-stroke turnaround.

▶▶ Baseball

The baseball Rocks seemed to be a team of destiny in 2014-2015 and captured its second Class 4A state championship since 2010 with a thrilling sweep of Houston. Our boys kept their fans on the edge of their seats in the second game of the three-game series, finally clinching the title with a spectacular and beautifully executed final out as right-fielder Adam Guillot hit his relay man, second baseman Noah Nicaud, who fired a strike to third baseman Patrick McRaney for the tag-out to end the game. The play was a fitting end to a baseball season that was truly a special one in the history of our school. 2014-2015 was surely another proud moment in our 161-year history, and it was made possible through much hard work on the part of our faculty, staff, students, administrators, and parents. It’s also true that successful years like this one are also made possible because of the generosity of countless benefactors who continue to support our efforts to form young men to be the people that God created them to be. On behalf of all of us at Saint Stanislaus, I offer a heartfelt thank you to all of you who through your donations to SSC helped to make a year like 2014-2015 possible. We are eternally grateful for your ongoing generosity. Gratefully,

Brother Francis David, S.C. President Letter from the President

Blessings of Generosity Gifts of all shapes and sizes are a true blessing to Saint Stanislaus, which relies on the support of its donors to grow and improve. Now in our 162nd year, SSC has been blessed with countless acts of generosity for the betterment of the school and our boys. One recent gift in particular has helped reshape our campus in a positive way. Dean and Marilene Taylor generously chose to pledge $500,000, over five years, to renovate the small and dated library which was constructed in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. The project joined the former Kleinpeter-Gibbens Memorial Library and the current Samuel L. Blanchard ’72 Technology Lab to create a combined useable space now called the Taylor Media Center, which will also house the school’s archives. SSC librarian Anna Brannin shared her excitement over the renovations. “Our library stays very busy, between classes doing research, students checking out books, chess games during lunch, and after-school events, there’s always something going on in here. The previous space was small and cozy, but could also get crowded at times. The expansion of the library has made it easier to accommodate more people and events, and in a beautiful new setting. It’s also exciting to now have a secure place to organize and store our archives.” The first archive display is now in the library just in time for our annual reunion. The renovation began on May 29, 2015 by Dan Hensarling Construction and was completed on schedule by the first day of school on August 10, 2015. Students were greeted on their first day back on campus by a library which was doubled in size and offered inviting space to study, read, and relax. In a conversation with Dean Taylor, Chris Mensi, Director of Advancement, asked how Dean and Marilene came to the decision to make this generous act of charity. What was your motivation and inspiration for wanting to make this gift? “Simply put, some of the best memories of my life come from Saint Stanislaus. From my days at the Back School in the 4th grade, to my departure from the school when we moved to Baton Rouge after my 7th grade year, the 4 years that I spent at Saint Stanislaus (1956-60) formed me for the rest of my life. The friendships that I made there, the time spent engaged in sports, the values of integrity and discipline, as well as the solid educational foundation shaped me into the person that I am. I’ll always be grateful for the efforts of those men and women at Saint Stanislaus who made that happen.” 8

Blessings of Generosity

What was is it about Saint Stanislaus that made you and Marilene chose to make your donation here as opposed to another charity or organization? “We certainly had other good causes to which we could have made a contribution, but my wife, Marilene, and I decided that SSC was the best option for making a significant contribution because we felt like there would be more benefit derived from our gift here than elsewhere. We felt we would be able to see the results first-hand, and that the bang for the buck, so to speak, would be greater at SSC than at other venues to which we could have made a contribution.” This gift was made in memory of your parents, can you speak on the impact they had on your life and how they inspired you? “We both felt that the opportunity to make a donation in memory of my parents was very attractive, in that they both had a great impact on both of us. They exemplified the qualities that we have most admired in our lives: goodwill, courtesy, hard work, integrity, generosity, and faith in our Creator.” What do you see when you look at Saint Stanislaus today? “Looking at the young men we see at SSC today, I see courteous, well-educated, mannered and dressed individuals who have the potential to be real leaders in today’s global economy. They are being prepared for the next step in their formation, their college years, by individuals of integrity, who exemplify the spirit of hard work and dedication necessary to survive and prosper in a world beset by challenges. Though SSC is sited in a small town, I believe that instills small town values of decency, integrity, hard work, courtesy and generosity that best prepares young men for the next steps in their formation, and that they are seeing those values practiced every day at SSC.” Dean and Marilene were involved throughout the entire design and construction process showing not only their dedication to the SSC community, but also their belief in the importance of high quality education. We are truly humbled by their love and appreciation of SSC and its mission. Blessings of Generosity

Giving Societies The Sesqui Society These members have supported Saint Stanislaus with cumulative giving of $500,000 or more. Anonymous Mrs. Leone Blaize Brothers of the Sacred Heart Leo W. Seal Family Foundation

Perpetual Founders’ society The Perpetual Founders’ Society members are those individuals, corporations, or foundations with cumulative giving of $100,000 to $499,999. Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. William S. App, Jr. ‘61 Brother Gunther Aucoin, S.C. Mr. & Mrs. Sherwood Bailey, Jr. Brother Eduardo Baldioceda, S.C. Mr. Guy C. Billups, III ‘75 Mr. Irion Bordelon Ms. Myrtis Broussard Mr. James. J. Bryan ‘41 Mrs. Meriam Calabria Corporate Property Associates The Delta Foundation Collins C. Diboll Private Foundation Charles F. Engle Trust Mr. David Glover ‘38 Mrs. Rita Cue Johnson Mr. & Mrs. John M. Kent, Sr. Mr. Ben Kleinpeter ‘45 Kleinpeter Farms Dairy, LLC Koch Foundation, Inc. Dr. Jean B. Lescale 1912 Hon. & Mrs. Robert L. Lobrano ‘61 Mr. & Mr. Michael J. Mensi, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. E.J. Ourso Bubba & Lena Mae Oustalet Foundation The Pugh Family Foundation The Reddoch Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Leo W. Seal. Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dean E. Taylor Mr. James E. Smith ‘45 Mr. James A. Ware ‘26 Mr. & Mrs. Peyton D. Waters ‘44

Father Coindre Society Members of the Father Coindre Society support Saint Stanislaus with cumulative giving of $50,000 to $99,999. Alex Brown & Sons Mr. Sherwood Bailey, Sr. Mr. Samuel L. Blanchard, Jr. ‘72

Giving Societies

Mr. & Mrs. Daryl C. Cornell Commercial Interiors, Inc. Mr. G. Price Crane, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Crosslin, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John Dane III Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Davidge, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William D. Dennis Hon. Edward A. Dufresne, Jr. ‘56 Mr. Weldon A. Frommeyer, Jr. ‘68 Mr. & Mrs. John Hamilton Fidelity Investments Mr. & Mrs. Roland J. Hymel, Jr. Mr. Elmer J. Kamm Mr. Thomas G. Kleinpeter, Sr. ‘41 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Langton Brother Noel Lemmon, S.C. Mr. & Mrs. James E. Marlowe Mr. Milo L. Meacham ‘64 The Catholic Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Monti ‘70 Mrs. Lena Mae Oustalet Rotary Club of Stennis Mrs. Phyllis Taylor Mr. William A. Waters ‘43 Weathers Educational Trust Fund

father stanislaus buteux society Members of the Father Stanislaus Buteux Society support the school with cumulative giving ranging from $25,000 to $49,999. Mr. Sidney V. Arbour, Jr. ‘31 Mr. & Mrs. Jules M. Arceneaux ‘43 Mr. David Assaf, Jr. ‘40 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Auderer, Jr. Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bernhard Mr. & Mrs. Roy F. Cangelosi, Jr. ‘43 Mr. W. Walton Clarke ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Colucci Mr. Edmond L. Deramee ‘21 Mr. Carl J. Eberts Ergon Foundation Freeport McMoran Mr. Lawrence J. Genin ‘62 Hancock Bank Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Hedrick, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John S. Hoffer Mr. & Mrs. Leslie B. Lampton, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Lea Mr. & Mrs. Gerard M. LeBlanc ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred S. Lippman ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Pat Mashburn ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. McGrath Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Merritt ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Miller Mr. Chester F. Morrison, Jr. ‘77 Mrs. Lucille Mortimer NFL Youth Football Fund Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Noto, Sr. Notoco Industries Mr. & Mrs. Jerry O’Keefe Mr. & Mrs. Lee A. Orgeron E. J. & Marjory B. Ourso Family Foundation

Pearson Prentice Hall Mrs. Mary Martha McGinn Pellissier Mr. & Mrs. George E. Ramirez, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jon E. Ritten Rotary International – District 5320 Dr. & Mrs. Frank L. Schmidt ‘50 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Shannon Spindletop International Mr. Cyprian A. Sporl, Jr. ‘23 Tidewater, Inc. Mr. David A. Treutel, Jr. ‘76 Mr. David A. Treutel, Sr. ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Uhl ‘51 United States Marine, Inc. Mrs. Virginia Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Stanley L. Williams ‘83 Milton J. Womack Foundation

Brother Athanasius Society Annual gifts of $10,000 or more. Mr. & Mrs. William S. App, Jr. ‘61 Charles F. Engle Trust Leo W. Seal Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Merritt ‘64 Mrs. Henrietta O. Slade Mr. James E. Smith ‘45 Mr. & Mrs. Dean E. Taylor

Brother Polycarp Society Annual gifts ranging from $5,000 to $9,999. Mr. Samuel L. Blanchard, Jr. ‘72 Mr. A. Matthew Brunner ‘92 Brother Eduardo Baldioceda, S.C. Mr. & Mrs. Billy Cenac Mr. & Mrs. Daryl C. Cornell Mr. Matthew Gibson Hon. & Mrs. Robert L. Lobrano ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. McGrath Mr. Butch Oustalet Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Shannon Tidewater, Inc. Matching Gifts Program Weathers Educational Trust Fund

Brother Peter Society Annual gifts ranging from $2,500 to $4,999. Ms. Harriet Bellone Mr. Jack H. Biven ‘73 Dr. & Mrs. Thaddeus C. Carter Mr. & Mrs. John S. Hoffer JEM LLC Mr. David L. Lippman ‘78 Freeport McMoran Murphy Oil Corporation Mr. Lester Sarpy ‘41

Mrs. Rhonda L. Schexnayder

Founders’ society Annual gifts ranging from $1,000 to $2,499. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph F. Alexander Mrs. Marion Benbow & Mr. Mark Benbow Mr. & Mrs. John Besh Mr. James Biglane Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Blaum ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Bories Mr. Michael P. Broussard ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Shava J. Carboni, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Luther C. Daniels Lt. Michael Dauro ‘99 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne F. Dugas Mr. & Mrs. Dave Egan Dr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Ellender, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Exnicios ExxonMobil Foundation Mr. Philip A. Fasullo, Jr. ‘62 Fringe Benefit Administrators, Ltd. Mr. Gregory M. Gordy, Jr. ‘98 Ms. Jan Grenfell Ms. Gayle L. Herrin Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Radar Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Herman A. Jacobi ‘59 Dr. Ernest D. Johnson III ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Kane ‘93 Mr. & Mrs. Michael LeBlanc Mrs. V. Price LeBlanc, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Leglue Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Longo ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Marlowe Milton J. Womack Foundation Mrs. Mary Martha McGinn Pellissier Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Monti ‘70 Mr. Lance Mora ‘60 Mr. Robert S. Morrison, Jr. ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Oustalet ‘71 Mr. Richard C. Oustalet ‘67 Ms. Lorie Pugh Quest Diagnostics Matching Gifts Program Mr. & Mrs. George E. Ramirez, Jr. Mr. James C. Raymond ‘58 Dr. Timothy H. Rayner ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. John Robertson Mr. Gerald R. Rooney ‘52 Mr. Timothy Schafer ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. John Scialdone Dr. & Mrs. Obaid A. Siddiqui Mrs. Carolyn Thibaut Mr. David A. Treutel, Jr. ‘76 Mr. David A. Treutel, Sr. ‘53 Mr. Christopher J. Wegmann ‘70 Dr. & Mrs. Charles P. West ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. Calvin W. Wilbert, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stanley L. Williams ‘83 Mr. Thomas B. Yongue ‘73

President’s circle Annual gifts ranging from $500 to $999. Mr. & Mrs. John Anderson Mr. Walter Antin, Jr. ‘66 Bank of America Corp. Mr. Elton Beebe

Mr. Fred Bontemps ‘82 Mr. John C. Bowden Brock Services Ms. Betsy Burk Dr. & Mrs. William H. Burnett Mr. Perre M. Cabell ‘80 Mr. Warren J. Carver, Jr. ‘60 Mr. James J. Chiniche ‘60 Mr. Earle Christenberry, Jr. ‘45 Mr. Mark S. Cina ‘92 Mr. Irvin T. Cuevas ‘61 Mr. Milton J. Cuevas ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Delgado ‘91 Mr. Joel Dicharry Entergy Corporation Matching Gifts Program Mr. & Mrs. James C. Exnicios Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Favre Jr. The First Mr. Michael S. Foreman ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Gaffney Mr. Charles T. Garrity Mrs. Nancy G. Gex Goldring Family Foundation Mr. Jason Green Mr. George G. Hammer ‘78 Dr. Maureen M. Hillard Mr. Frank R. Janusa Mr. Morgan LeBlanc ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred S. Lippman ‘56 Dr. & Mrs. Peter M. Lucore Mr. & Mrs. Louis T. Maumus Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. McCormick Mrs. Paula E. McCurley Mr. Gerald W. Melancon ‘72 Mr. T. Sellers Meric ‘45 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan A. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Gray Montgomery Mr. Samuel V. Morse, Jr. ‘86 Mr. David Restom ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Charley “Dusty” Rhodes ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Rybak Mr. Carlo J. Scafidi ‘58 Dr. & Mrs. Frank L. Schmidt ‘50 Mr. Frank L. Schmidt, Jr. ‘76 Rev. Augustinus Seran, SVD Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Sheehy Drs. Jeffery & Elizabeth Taylor Mr. John Turner Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Vollenweider Mr. & Mrs. Wesley A. Walk Mr. & Mrs. Peyton D. Waters ‘44

Partners of SSC Annual gifts ranging from $250 to $499. Dr. & Mrs. Alfredo Alarcon Mr. Ray R. Arizi ‘02 Mr. Christopher D. Becnel Mr. & Mrs. James F. Becnel ‘54 Dr. & Dr. Jeffrey R. Benzing Mr. & Mrs. Albert J. Betz Mr. Charles A. Breath, IV ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Briede Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Butler Dr. & Mrs. H. Desmond Byrne Mr. Bruce C. Cabell ‘81 Mr. Thomas D. Chapman ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Daigle Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Davidge ‘92 Dr. & Mrs. David S. Deifik

Mr. Padrick D. Dennis Mr. Noah H. Denson ‘90 Mr. Francis X. Fabacher, Jr. ‘46 Mr. Brandon A. Fanning Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Fanz III ‘92 Mr. Michael J. Flynn ‘72 Mr. William P. Francis ‘65 Capt. & Mrs. A. D. Geoghegan Dr. & Mrs. James E. Hall Dr. George C. Hamilton, Jr. ‘50 Mr. & Mrs. William P. Hand Mr. & Mrs. Erie J. Hebert Jr. Iberville Bank Employees Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Ittmann Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Iverson Mr. Lawrence J. Jacobi II ‘66 Dr. Murray B. Keel, Jr. ‘73 Mr. James J. Kenney, Jr. ‘55 Mr. Gregory G. Kergosien ‘44 Drs. William & Carolyn Kergosien ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Myron B. Labat Mr. Richard F. Larkin ‘67 Dr. & Mrs. Andrew K. Martinolich ‘46 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick D. McGrath Mr. Charles G. Merrigan ‘92 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Miller Dr. & Mrs. Bruce V. Ouellette ‘81 Mr. Peter C. Quoyeser ‘46 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Rhodes ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Jon E. Ritten Mr. Howard Robichaux ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Romano Mr. & Mrs. Roland Samson III Mr. & Mrs. David C. Schlakman Mr. Stephen A. Schmedtje, Jr. ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Philip F. Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. John F. Schulz Mr. Stephen H. Scott ‘75 Mr. Estorge C. Sibille ‘52 Mr. Shelby D. St. Martin ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Statham Mr. Joseph B. Sunseri, Jr. ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Thriffiley III Mr. & Mrs. Christopher F. Trapani ‘84 Mr. P. Hunter Vegas ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. Sean C. Wade Mr. & Mrs. J. Philip Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Anthony T. Whitley Mr. & Mrs. John E. Zimmerman ‘83

Friends of SSC Annual gifts up to $249. Abbott Laboratories Mr. Edmond V. Aime ‘54 Judge & Mrs. Terry Q. Alarcon Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Allard Mr. & Mrs. Woods Alliston Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Kermit Z. Anthony, Jr. Ms. Kristiann App Mr. Alvin N. Aramburo ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Peter W. Arbour Mr. & Mrs. Andre J. Arceneaux, Sr. ‘52 Mrs. Rita Arceneaux Mr. & Mrs. Jason M. Areng Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Artigues, Jr. ‘84 Mr. & Mrs. David Assaf III Mr. James J. Attaya ‘71 Mr. Leonard H. Aucoin ‘65 Mr. Ralph J. Aucoin ‘72

Giving Societies

Dr. & Mrs. Garland P. Aycock, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Jeff Aycock ‘89 Mrs. Karen Babin Mrs. Janet D. Balch Mr. Victor D. Balch ‘77 Mr. Melvin J. Barrois ‘65 Mr. James B. Bass ‘85 Ms. Sybil Bateman Mr. & Mrs. John P. Baxter ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Beany Mr. & Mrs. Jeff H. Beard Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Bearden Mr. Peter R. Beasley ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Hal Becker Mr. Thomas G. Belden Mr. & Mrs. Edgar L. Belsom Ms. Priss Benbow Mr. Anthony Benigno ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis K. Benoit Mr. Peter J. Benvenutti ‘43 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph C. Blach III Mr. Gerard J. Black ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. Blackwell Mr. Jackson M. Blackwell ‘09 Mrs. Geraldine Blanchard Mr. John H. Bonck, Jr. ‘47 Mr. Barry S. Bontemps ‘56 Mr. Wallace J. Bontemps, Jr. ‘47 Mr. Jason R. Bordelon ‘01 Mr. Thomas Bosarge ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Lynnwood P. Bosch Jr. Mr. & Mrs. G. Lloyd Bouchereau Jr. Mr. Anibal A. Boucugnani ‘63 Mr. Arturo Boucugnani ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Bouis Mr. Robert O. Boulet ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Bourg ‘91 Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Bourgeois, Jr. ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Russell Bourgeois Mr. & Mrs. Steve Bracewell Mr. Ernest J. Bradley ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie M. Bradley ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Brady Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel M. Brady ‘54 Ms. Audley B. Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Briede III Mr. Albert J. Brignac ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Ashton Brisolara Mr. Donald J. Buendia ‘60 Mrs. Margaret M. Buendia Mr. & Mrs. Karl P. Bulot Mr. & Mrs. Morris E. Burka Mr. Arthur Burke ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy L. Burke ‘04 Mr. Harry A. Burn ‘79 Ms. Mary Kay Burns Mr. Michael G. Byrne ‘71 Mr. Edward P. Caire ‘47 Hon. G. Walton Caire ‘48 Accelarated Physical Therapy Mr. Michael Cargile ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. William D. Carr Mr. Edward G. Carrio ‘42 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory A. Carter Maj. & Mrs. John S. Carter Mr. John E. Christenberry ‘70 Mr. Joseph A. Church III ‘81 Ms. Mary Lynne Clogher Mr. & Mrs. Robert Coles Mr. & Mrs. Earl Comeaux Mr. & Mrs. Scott Condon Mr. George A. Conque ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. Evan E. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Cook Mr. Richard P. Corley ‘82

Giving Societies

Ms. Patricia Cousins Mr. Rick Cromwell Mr. Vincent J. Cuevas ‘66 Mr. Charles D. Curet ‘52 Mr. Charles Currie ‘70 Mr. William D. Currie ‘06 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. D’Angelo Mr. & Mrs. Allen Daniel Col. & Mrs. Christopher O. Darling ‘84 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Davis Mr. & Mrs. James B. Davis Mr. Brook T. deBuys ‘60 Mr. Donald E. Delaune ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. DeMetz Ms. Suzanne Dicharry Mr. Randy M. Dickmann ‘70 Mr. Michael B. Dolan, Jr. ‘49 Mrs. Beverly C. Dominique Dr. Charles L. Donlin, Jr. ‘82 Mr. Louis A. Doucet Mrs. Karen Dowey Mr. & Mrs. Scott Downing Mr. W. Y. Draper Ms. Patricia A. Driscoll Mr. & Mrs. Conrad B. Ducote Ms. Mary A. Dupont Ms. Joyce R. Dupre Ms. Polly P. Durham Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Duvieilh Mr. James Dyer Mr. & Mrs. Philip B. Eckert, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. E.P. Edwards Mr. Mark D. Elder ‘75 Mr. Andrew Elkins Mr. Kenneth J. Endres Ms. Joan C. Ervin Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Estrade Ms. Joan S. Falgoust Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Farley Dr. Nollie C. Felts Mr. Alfred J. Ferry ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Fertitta Mr. Nathaniel C. Fick, Jr. ‘65 Mr. Anthony Figallo Mr. Paul Fister ‘64 Mr. J.J. Foley Mr. Frank Fonteboa ‘59 Ms. Nancy Ford Mr. John R. Foto ‘55 Dr. Earl J. Fox, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Chris Fuhrman Ms. Marsha J. Funchess Mr. & Mrs. George C. Gallagher, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Philip Garcia Mr. Jerry L. Garriga ‘58 Mr. Charles W. Gauthier Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Geary Ms. Julia Geheeb Mrs. Debbie K. Gelpi Mr. Charles A. Genard ‘60 Mr. Lawrence J. Genin ‘62 Mr. Thomas A. Genin ‘98 Mr. Patrick C. Gibbens ‘76 Mr. Vance A. Gibbs Mr. & Mrs. James P. Giblin Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Gleber, Jr. Mr. Richard M. Gleber ‘89 Ms. Geralyn Gonzalez Ms. Nita R. Gorrell Mr. Karl D. Gottschalk ‘59 Mr. David R. Graham Mr. Gregory A. Granello ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Gray Mrs. Jennifer D. Grossmann Mrs. Kathryn M. Guillot

Mrs. Myrt Haas Mr. Evans M. Hadden ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. John Hadden Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Hancock Mr. Douglas K. Handshoe ‘82 Mrs. Catherine V. Hanson Mr. & Mrs. Jefferey L. Haro Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Harrison Rev. Paul S. Hart Mrs. Erin Heitzmann Hazlewood Mr. Richard J. Hebert, Sr. ‘43 Mr. & Mrs. Darwin Helms Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Hendry Mrs. Deborah P. Hingle Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Hoffman Dr. Williams C. Holmes, Jr. ‘47 Mrs. Camala Holston Mrs. Joyce B. Hopkins Mr. Mayhugh H. Horne III ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. T.C. Howard Mr. James F. Hughes ‘70 Mr. Robert B. Hughes ‘69 Mr. Bernie Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Luis I. Ingles, Jr. ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Donald D. Ingram, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Inman Mr. Blake T. Ittmann ‘05 Mr. Louis J. Jacobi ‘61 Ms. Anne James Ms. Christine Jensen Mr. & Mrs. William D. Jerrigan Mr. & Mrs. Matthew S. Johns ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Joiner Mr. Stanley G. Jones ‘66 Jones County Central Office Employees Mr. Patrick J. Journet ‘77 Mr. Robert R. Kane Mr. Richard P. Kelley ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Kemp Mr. & Mrs. John R. Kemp Mr. Geoffrey G. Kergosien ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Kergosien ‘82 Mrs. Dorothy L. Kersanac Mr. Kris P. Kiefer Mr. Lee B. Klein, Jr. ‘81 Mr. Joseph C. Koenenn Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kopacsi Mr. Robert T. Kotula Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Kurka Ms. Janet Blaize Kyle Dr. Austin Ladner Mr. & Mrs. Jay L. Ladner Mr. & Mrs. John W. Ladner Mr. & Mrs. Stanford G. Ladner ‘69 Mr. Donnell J. Laflin, Jr. ‘72 Mr. Jeffrey Lagarde ‘99 Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Lambert Mr. & Mrs. Terry W. Landrem Mr. Cyril J. Landry III Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Landry, Sr. Mr. Henry C. Lang, Jr. ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. LaRosa Mr. Edwin P. Lastrapes, Jr. ‘65 Mrs. Louise Latino Ms. Claylia C. LeBlanc Mr. & Mrs. Philip LeBlanc Mr. Torres F. LeBrun ‘48 Dr. William Ledoux Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lewis Dr. & Mrs. Vincent N. Liberto ‘51 Dr. James D. Lilly Our Lady Academy Mr. & Mrs. Evan A. Liokis Mrs. Charlotte A. Logan

Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Logan ‘86 Dr. & Mrs. Aubrey K. Lucas Mr. & Mrs. Monte S. Luffey Mr. & Mrs. David Lundgren Ms. Darlene Lundin Ms. Pamela Lupin Mr. & Mrs. Tom Lutkewitte Mr. Michael A. Mancuso ‘97 Mr. Joseph H. Marix, Jr. ‘59 Cameron International Mr. Joseph W. Martin, Jr. ‘67 Mr. William Martin Ms. Joan F. Mascaro Mr. John S. Mashburn, Jr. ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Mashburn Ms. Gloria Matson-Zapf Mrs. Laurence C. Mayard Mr. Mark J. McCarthy ‘77 Mrs. Nancy McDonald Mr. Michael P. McGinn ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Jess L. McHugh Mr. Carroll D. McKey III ‘81 Mr. Christopher J. Mensi ‘01 Mr. Philip J. Meric Mr. Kevin Messer ‘99 Mr. Michael W. Meyers ‘69 Ms. Cheryl C. Migliore Mr. Robert Mihlethaler Ms. Eddy Miller Ms. Patricia Miller-Willems Mr. Lewis W. Moats Mrs. Pat Modenbach Dr. & Mrs. Louis V. Montelaro Ms. Toyel L. Mook Mr. Jake V. Morreale ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. Josh Morris Mr. & Mrs. James H. Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Dan Munger Mr. Robert J. Musso Mr. & Mrs. Richard Myrick Mrs. Stephanie R. Neal Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd N. Nicaud ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Greg Niolet Mr. & Mrs. David R. Nobles Mr. Frank C. Noto, Jr. ‘53 Mr. Trey Nunez Occidental Petroleum Corporation Mr. & Mrs. David Odom Dr. Charles A. Olivier ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Oubre Mr. Vernon V. Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Emil Pawlik Mr. & Mrs. Bill Penton Mr. Arthur Perez ‘42 Mr. Frank A. Peterson ‘59 Pfizer Foundation Ms. Inger Phillips Mr. Terry A. Phillips ‘70 Mr. Anthony J. Piazza, Jr. ‘41 Mr. John Pierson Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Pipes Mr. David C. Pitalo ‘86 Mr. Kenneth Potts ‘58 Dr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Powell ‘01 Mr. Gordon G. Prat ‘60 Mr. Bob Prejean Ms. Shala Premack Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Pritchard ‘71 Mr. Michael L. Pugh ‘67 Mr. Thomas E. Quave ‘87 Mr. Rodney A. Ranson ‘46 Hon. & Mrs. Melvin J. Ray Mr. Jay Reed Mr. & Mrs. Marshall P. Reeder Mr. Ray Reggie & Ms. Kay Joyner

Mr. Bradley Rhines Mr. & Mrs. Brandon S. Rhodes ‘92 Mr. Joseph G. Rhodes ‘65 Mrs. Jean A. Riley Mr. James G. Riordan, Sr. ‘60 Mr. Michael C. Ritten ‘90 Mr. George B. Riviere, III ‘10 Mr. & Mrs. George Riviere Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Roberts Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Tim Roberts Dr. & Mrs. T. Tydings Robin, Jr. Mr. Joshua L. Robinson ‘04 Mr. & Mrs. Gene J. Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Jerry E. Romig, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Jordon A. Roy Mr. & Mrs. George A. Runyan Mr. Samuel J. Russo, Jr. ‘90 Mr. Gerard Ruth Mr. & Mrs. John D. Rutherford IV ‘92 Samson & Powers Pllc Mrs. Josie Sandoz Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Sandrock IV Dr. David N. Sawyer ‘69 Mr. Dominic J. Scafidi, Jr. ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Schaefer Mr. Michael B. Schepens ‘89 Mr. Emile A. Schindler III ‘93 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Schlatter, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George T. Schmidt Mrs. A J. Schmitt Mr. Thomas Schoen Ms. Evelyn Schrems Mr. & Mrs. Mark Schutt Mr. John Scialdone Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Seal Mr. & Mrs. Murven Sears II Mr. John A. Sellers ‘68 Mr. Edward F. Sens III ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Philip B. Shall ‘45 Mrs. Shirley Shannon Ms. Elizabeth B. Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Jack N. Siciliano Mrs. Eleanor C. Skov Mrs. Ann Smith Mrs. Betty Smith Mr. & Mrs. Donald Smith ‘62 Mr. Anthony Spearce Mr. & Mrs. Todd St. Mary Ms. Sandra Stanford Mr. Patrick E. Starnes ‘71 Mr. Ray H. Stieffel, Jr. ‘47 Mr. & Mrs. George L. Stimmel III ‘51 Mr. & Mrs. David E. Stoltz, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Swanson, Sr. Ms. Sara G. Swigart Mrs. Gloria B. Taylor Mr. Chuck Teston Dr. Gustave D. Thomas IV ‘57 Ms. Joan L. Thomas Dr. James C. Thriffiley IV ‘85 Mr. Todd N. Thriffiley ‘86 Mr. John W. Tobler ‘83 Mr. Keith J. Toepfer Ms. Jane J. Townsend Mr. Cary A. Trapani ‘84 Mrs. Joelyne S. Trehern Mr. Franklin Trudeau ‘84 Tulane Transplant Institute Ms. Barbara J. Tullos & Ms. Brenda K. Sparks Mr. Joseph G. Vallee ‘64 Mr. Paul J. Vetter ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Viator Mr. & Mrs. Clay A. Wagner ‘78

Ms. Loretta T. Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Victor J. Walsh Mrs. Ninette P. Webster Mr. & Mrs. David Wells Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. West Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Williams Mr. Miles Williams Ms. Mikelle Williamson Mr. Scott Willson Mr. & Mrs. Douglas K. Wilson Mr. John F. Winters, Jr. ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Wirth, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David J. Wolf Dr. & Mrs. Charles G. Wood ‘74 Ms. Patricia M. Woodstein Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Woolfolk Mr. & Mrs. T. Wayne Wroten Dr. & Mrs. Luther A. Youngs III Mr. & Mrs. Samuel L. Zabbia Ms. Anita M. Zimmer Mr. & Mrs. Dustin A. Zito ‘97 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Zito Mr. Mark A. Zitterkopf ‘82

in-kind gifts Saint Stanislaus is grateful to the following individuals, organizations, & corporations for their gifts of time, materials, & services to the school’s ministry. Mr. John Benton City of Gulfport Coca-Cola Bottling Company Cypress Cafe LLC Mr. Eric Davis F.E.B. Distributing Company Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Favre, Jr. Mr. Bernard Gaudet Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Gex II ‘88 Guy Harvey, Inc. Mr. Gaines Harrell Hooters of Gulfport Ingalls Shipbuilding Communications Dr. Jerry Ingram Intercontinental Hotel Lil Ray’s Mrs. Maria Marshall Matrix Lures Mr. Christopher J. Mensi ‘01 Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Merritt ‘64 Mississippi Grass Nursery Mr. & Mrs. Mark Peterson Mr. John O. Rich ‘00 Mrs. Vickie Riley Mr. Mark E. Sedgwick & Dr. Shahira Hanna Southern Trophies Mr. Mark Sparks Mrs. Clara Steele Mr. & Mrs. Mel Stephens Walmart Mr. Mike Weeks West End Mrs. Diane West Grace Health Care Mr. & Mrs. John E. Zimmerman ‘83

Giving Societies

memorial donations The following individuals were memorialized through donations made on their behalf. Eddie J. Arceneaux Betty J. Babin Joy Virginia Temple Barkate Edward L. Baucom Robert M. Beckmann, Sr. Roy Bergeron, Sr. Nazar Bhatty Zohra Bhatty Charles Gary Blaize, Sr. Charles Gary Blaize Harold S. Blaum, Sr. Capt. Roger Boh Kathleen M. Bohn Woody Bragg Richard Dick J. Brennan, Sr. Christopher Briede Joyce Brown Cadenhead Vera May H. Caliva Grace B. Campbell Nick Carman Jean Carr Rodney Caruso, Sr. Paul M. Casadaban George W. Castle Richard H. Clewis Gerald Cohen Chelsea Frances Coleman Janet Alma Stanton Coleman Waltrand Cuevas Barbara Derbes Lawrence Derbes Michael J. Downing Bill Evans Frank Fabacher Thomas Farrell Cecil Farrior Salvatore William Ferraro Brother Firmin Justin Doc Ford Sally Ford Esther Fischer Forst Brother Aquin Gauthier, S.C. Greg Genco Joseph Gex Virginia Gex Beverly B. Haik Johnny Hamilton, Jr. Janet K. Heaton Sam Holston Jeanne Cuneo Johnston Charity Agnes Keating Eugene L. Keating, Jr. Phil Joseph Kergosien Leon Kleinpeter Tom Kleinpeter Dane E. Knight Elizabeth W. Kohlmann Marion Werling Lala William M. Lalor Bill Maron Pat Mashburn Robert William McGivern Joseph Timothy McKay, Jr. Sammie Olivia McPherson Scot Modenbach Susan G. Moore Virginia Ricks Nick

Giving Societies

Adele M. O Neal Althea V. Ovella Veronica Paternostro Joan Schaffer Ploue Dr. William L. Powell, Sr. Terrell Ann Power Michael N. Prats, Sr. Carmella Fernandez Robert A. J. Scafide Judith K. Schafer Fabienne A. Schaff Minnie Shivers Schonekas Jane Pfister Semmes Florence R. Simno-Sprout Jennifer Anne R. Smith Greg Sollie Ernest J. Stewart Douglas Talbot Yvonne Treadway Bonita Quartana Trenticosta Calvin Wilbert III Joseph R. Wilbert Joseph T. Wilbert Joseph C. Winkler, Jr. Dr. Marion J. Wolfe, Sr. John Yaniga Keith Zechman Beverly Zimmeman Joseph V. Zito

matching gift organizations Abbott Laboratories Bank of America Entergy Corporation ExxonMobil Foundation Freeport McMoran Occidental Petroleum Corporation Pfizer Foundation Quest Diagnostics Tidewater, Inc.

honorary donations The follwing individuals were recognized through donations made on their behalf. Bro. Joseph Donovan, S.C. Mrs. Susan R. Estrade Bro. Paul Mulligan, S.C. Mr. Jimmy Oustalet Mr. Doc Rhodes Barrett J. Viator

*Donations are represented for the 2014 fiscal year which ran from 7/1/14 - 6/30/15. **It is our goal to ensure accuracy with all donations made to SSC. However, should you find an error please notify the Office of Advancement so a correction can be made.

Ways to

Give Saint Stanislaus is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that relies on private donations to meet the annual, capital and endowment needs of the school. At a time when there are so many requests for your charitable dollar, you may ask: Why Saint Stanislaus? The answer is two-fold: Saint Stanislaus is worthy of your donation because it is an investment in the formation and future of a child. Secondly, in a school with our unique mission, your gift to Saint Stanislaus will truly make a difference. If you are interested in learning more about giving opportunities at Saint Stanislaus College, please contact Chris Mensi in the Advancement Office at 228-467-9057, ext. 255. Your gift sends a powerful message of loyalty and support and helps shape the future of Saint Stanislaus College.

Annual Fund

Our Annual Fund Program is necessary to sustain the life of the school through enriched academic, campus ministry, and student programs, as well as to provide faculty and departmental support. Your investment on an annual basis through a Saint Stanislaus Annual Fund contribution, at any level, will help raise necessary funds for important school objectives.

• Recruit and retain outstanding, experienced faculty

• Improve the academic programs and student activities

• Increase professional development of faculty

• Provide financial assistance for students

• Enhance spiritual formation opportunities for students

• Improve technology on campus

Endowment Fund

Endowed scholarship funds and endowed academic funds are often established to commemorate a deceased loved one or to honor a living person or family. These funds provide a lasting tribute to those who are so honored.

Designated Gifts

Contributions can be restricted for a specific purpose and applied to benefit a named department, extracurricular activity, or project as the donor specifies and the school approves.

Class Gifts

This is an opportunity for graduates of the same class to come together to create an endowed scholarship or other designated gift in the name of their class.

Matching Gifts

Many companies offer an employee benefit of matching contributions to a non-profit organization. To find out if your company matches gifts, contact your human resource department for the required form(s).

Endowment Funds

Scholarships

Below is a list of fully endowed scholarship funds as of June 30, 2014.

▶▶ SSC Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship

▶▶ Brother Gunther Aucoin Endowed Scholarship

▶▶ Brother Mark Thornton Endowed Scholarship

▶▶ E.J. Babin Endowed Scholarship

▶▶ Waters Family Endowed Scholarship

▶▶ Brother Lee Barker Endowed Scholarship

▶▶ Lassere Family Endowed Scholarship

▶▶ Brother Bennett Bishop Endowed Scholarship

▶▶ Melcher Family Endowed Scholarship

▶▶ Class of 1960 Endowed Scholarship

▶▶ David Glover Memorial Scholarship

▶▶ James Robert Crosslin Endowed Scholarship

Below is a list of partially funded endowment funds as

▶▶ Brother Joseph Donovan Endowed Scholarship ▶▶ Brother Leo Godin Endowed Scholarship ▶▶ John C. Hamilton, Jr. Endowed Scholarship ▶▶ Rita Cue Johnson Endowed Scholarship ▶▶ Jack Kent, Jr. Endowed Scholarship ▶▶ Brother Noel Lemmon Family Endowed Scholarship ▶▶ McCloskey Evans Endowed Scholarship ▶▶ W&M McHugh Endowed Scholarship ▶▶ O’Keefe Family Endowed Scholarship ▶▶ Brother Romuald Endowed Scholarship

▶▶ St. Rose de Lima Endowed Scholarship

of June 30, 2015. ▶▶ Chris D. Briede ‘89 Memorial Scholarship ▶▶ Class of 1992 Scholarship ▶▶ Shannon Family - Sacred Heart Scholarship

Departmental Funds ▶▶ The Faculty Endowment

▶▶ Marine Science Endowment ▶▶ Faculty Formation Fund

Ways to Give / Endowment Funds

Donations by Class of 1941

Mr. Anthony J. Piazza, Jr. Mr. Lester Sarpy

Class of 1942

Mr. Edward G. Carrio Mr. Arthur Perez

Class of 1943

Mr. Peter J. Benvenutti Mr. Richard J. Hebert, Sr.

Class of 1944

Mr. Gregory G. Kergosien Mr. & Mrs. Peyton D. Waters

Class of 1945

Mr. Earle Christenberry, Jr. Mr. T. Sellers Meric Mr. & Mrs. Philip B. Shall Mr. James E. Smith

Class of 1946

Mr. Francis X. Fabacher, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Andrew K. Martinolich Mr. Peter C. Quoyeser Mr. Rodney A. Ranson

Class of 1947

Mr. John H. Bonck, Jr. Mr. Wallace J. Bontemps, Jr. Mr. Edward P. Caire Dr. Williams C. Holmes, Jr. Mr. Ray H. Stieffel, Jr.

Class of 1948

Hon. G. Walton Caire Mr. Torres F. LeBrun

Class of 1949

Mr. Michael B. Dolan, Jr. Mr. Jake V. Morreale

Class of 1950

Dr. George C. Hamilton, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Frank L. Schmidt

Class of 1951

Dr. & Mrs. Vincent N. Liberto Mr. & Mrs. George L. Stimmel III

Class of 1952

Mr. & Mrs. Andre J. Arceneaux, Sr. Mr. Milton J. Cuevas Mr. Charles D. Curet Mr. Gerald R. Rooney Mr. Estorge C. Sibille Mr. Shelby D. St. Martin

Class of 1953

Mr. George A. Conque

Donations by Class

Mr. Frank C. Noto, Jr. Mr. David A. Treutel, Sr.

Class of 1954

Mr. Edmond V. Aime Mr. & Mrs. James F. Becnel Mr. Anthony Benigno Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel M. Brady Mr. Arthur Burke

Class of 1955

Mr. James J. Kenney, Jr. Mr. John R. Foto Mr. Paul J. Vetter

Class of 1956

Mr. Barry S. Bontemps Dr. Ernest D. Johnson III Mr. & Mrs. Alfred S. Lippman

Class of 1957

Mr. Michael P. Broussard Mr. Morgan LeBlanc Mr. Timothy Schafer Mr. Stephen A. Schmedtje, Jr. Dr. Gustave D. Thomas IV

Class of 1958

Mr. Jerry L. Garriga Mr. Richard P. Kelley Mr. Henry C. Lang, Jr. Mr. Kenneth Potts Mr. James C. Raymond Mr. Carlo J. Scafidi

Class of 1959

Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Bourgeois, Jr. Mr. Michael Cargile Mr. Frank Fonteboa Mr. Karl D. Gottschalk Mr. & Mrs. Herman A. Jacobi Mr. Joseph H. Marix, Jr. Mr. John S. Mashburn, Jr. Mr. Frank A. Peterson

Class of 1960

Mr. Gerard J. Black Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Blaum Mr. Thomas Bosarge Mr. Donald J. Buendia Mr. Warren J. Carver, Jr. Mr. James J. Chiniche Mr. Brook T. deBuys Mr. Charles A. Genard Mr. & Mrs. Luis I. Ingles, Jr. Mr. Lance Mora Mr. Robert S. Morrison, Jr. Mr. Gordon G. Prat Mr. James G. Riordan, Sr.

Class of 1961

Mr. & Mrs. William S. App, Jr. Mr. Irvin T. Cuevas

Mr. Louis J. Jacobi Hon. & Mrs. Robert L. Lobrano Dr. Charles A. Olivier Mr. Joseph B. Sunseri, Jr.

Class of 1962

Mr. Albert J. Brignac Mr. Philip A. Fasullo, Jr. Mr. Alfred J. Ferry Mr. Lawrence J. Genin Mr. & Mrs. Donald Smith

Class of 1963

Mr. Anibal A. Boucugnani Mr. Thomas D. Chapman

Class of 1964

Mr. Peter R. Beasley Mr. Donald E. Delaune Mr. Paul Fister Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Merritt Mr. & Mrs. Charley “Dusty” Rhodes Mr. Howard Robichaux Mr. Dominic J. Scafidi, Jr. Mr. Joseph G. Vallee

Class of 1965

Mr. Leonard H. Aucoin Mr. Melvin J. Barrois Mr. Nathaniel C. Fick, Jr. Mr. William P. Francis Mr. Edwin P. Lastrapes, Jr. Mr. Joseph G. Rhodes

Class of 1966

Mr. Walter Antin, Jr. Mr. Vincent J. Cuevas Mr. Lawrence J. Jacobi II Mr. Stanley G. Jon

Class of 1967

Mr. Arturo Boucugnani Mr. Gregory A. Granello Mr. Richard F. Larkin Mr. Joseph W. Martin, Jr. Mr. Richard C. Oustalet Mr. Michael L. Pugh

Class of 1968 Mr. John A. Sellers

Class of 1969

Mr. Robert B. Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Stanford G. Ladner Mr. Michael W. Meyers Dr. David N. Sawyer

Class of 1970

Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie M. Bradley Mr. John E. Christenberry Mr. Charles Currie Mr. Randy M. Dickmann Mr. James F. Hughes

Class Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Monti Mr. Terry A. Phillips Mr. Christopher J. Wegmann

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Longo Mr. Carroll D. McKey III Dr. & Mrs. Bruce V. Ouellette

Class of 1991

Class of 1971

Class of 1982

Class of 1992

Mr. James J. Attaya Mr. Michael G. Byrne Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Oustalet Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Pritchard Mr. David Restom Mr. Patrick E. Starnes

Class of 1972

Mr. Ralph J. Aucoin Mr. Samuel L. Blanchard, Jr. Mr. Michael J. Flynn Mr. Donnell J. Laflin, Jr. Mr. Gerald W. Melancon

Class of 1973

Mr. Fred Bontemps Mr. Richard P. Corley Dr. Charles L. Donlin, Jr. Mr. Douglas K. Handshoe Mr. Mayhugh H. Horne III Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Kergosien Mr. P. Hunter Vegas Mr. Mark A. Zitterkopf

Class of 1983

Dr. Timothy H. Rayner Mr. John W. Tobler Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Williams Mr. & Mrs. John E. Zimmerman

Mr. Alvin N. Aramburo Mr. Jack H. Biven Mr. Evans M. Hadden Dr. Murray B. Keel, Jr. Mr. Edward F. Sens III Mr. Thomas B. Yongue

Class of 1984

Class of 1974

Class of 1985

Dr. & Mrs. Charles G. Wood

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Artigues, Jr. Col. & Mrs. Christopher O. Darling Mr. Cary A. Trapani Mr. & Mrs. Christopher F. Trapani Mr. Franklin Trudeau

Mr. Mark D. Elder Mr. Stephen H. Scott

Mr. James B. Bass Mr. Robert O. Boulet Mr. Michael S. Foreman Dr. James C. Thriffiley IV Dr. & Mrs. Charles P. West

Class of 1976

Class of 1986

Class of 1975

Mr. Patrick C. Gibbens Mr. Frank L. Schmidt, Jr. Mr. David A. Treutel, Jr.

Class of 1970

Mr. Victor D. Balch Mr. Patrick J. Journet Mr. Mark J. McCarthy

Class of 1978

Mr. George G. Hammer Drs. William & Carolyn Kergosien Mr. David L. Lippman Mr. Michael P. McGinn Mr. & Mrs. Clay A. Wagner

Class of 1979 Mr. Harry A. Burn

Class of 1980 Mr. Perre M. Cabell

Class of 1981

Mr. Bruce C. Cabell Mr. Joseph A. Church III Mr. Geoffrey G. Kergosien Mr. Lee B. Klein, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew S. Johns Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Logan Mr. Samuel V. Morse, Jr. Mr. David C. Pitalo Mr. Todd N. Thriffiley

Class of 1987

Mr. Charles A. Breath, IV Mr. Thomas E. Quave Mr. John F. Winters, Jr.

Class of 1988

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Bourg Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Delgado

Mr. A. Matthew Brunner Mr. Mark S. Cina Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Davidge Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Fanz III Mr. Charles G. Merrigan Mr. & Mrs. Brandon S. Rhodes Mr. & Mrs. John D. Rutherford IV

Class of 1993

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Kane Mr. Emile A. Schindler III Mr. & Mrs. Mark Schutt

Class of 1997

Mr. Michael A. Mancuso Mr. & Mrs. Dustin A. Zito

Class of 1998

Mr. Thomas A. Genin Mr. Gregory M. Gordy, Jr.

Class of 1999 Lt. Michael Dauro Mr. Jeffrey Lagarde Mr. Kevin Messer

Class of 2001

Mr. Jason R. Bordelon Mr. Christopher J. Mensi Dr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Powell

Class of 2002 Mr. Ray R. Arizi

Class of 2004

Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy L. Burke Mr. Joshua L. Robinson

Class of 2005 Mr. Blake T. Ittmann

Mr. Ernest J. Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Rhodes

Class of 2006

Class of 1989

Class of 2009

Dr. & Mrs. Jeff Aycock Mr. & Mrs. John P. Baxter Mr. Richard M. Gleber Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd N. Nicaud Mr. Michael B. Schepens

Mr. William D. Currie

Mr. Jackson M. Blackwell

Class of 2010

Mr. George B. Riviere, III

Class of 1990

Mr. Noah H. Denson Mr. Michael C. Ritten Mr. Samuel J. Russo, Jr.

Donations by Class

Audited Financial

Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2015

Saint Stanislaus College Income

Tuition and Fees Facility Rentals and Auxiliary Services Annual Fund Financial Assistance Operational Grant Other Grants Food Services Athletics Camp Stanislaus Misc Income

TOTAL INCOME

Expenses

Academics Plant, Utilities, Transportation Administration Food Services Residency and Health Insurance- Property, Liability, Flood Auxiliary Services Rent Athletic Professional Education Bad Debt

$3,541,250.00 193,978.00 215,342.00 279,411.00 494,061.00 568,184.00 238,748.00 123,071.00 135,000.00 59,255.00

$5,848,300.00 $1,931,024.00 1,595,786.00 1,283,878.00 630,561.00 508,942.00 300,337.00 117,312.00 125,000.00 115,265.00 21,565.00 7,271.00

TOTAL EXPENSES

$6,636,941.00

Net Operating Loss

$(788,641.00)

60.55% 3.32% 3.68% 4.78% 8.45% 9.72% 4.08% 2.10% 2.31% 1.01%

29.10% 24.04% 19.34% 9.50% 7.67% 4.53% 1.77% 1.88% 1.74% 0.32% 0.11%

**Awaiting reimbursement from FEMA on final projects Audited Financials 18

Audited Financial Reports

► The 2014 – 2015 school year enrolled 344 students and graduated fifty-seven seniors. Our efforts have doubled in student recruitment, however SSC still faces annual deficits due to low resident student enrollment. The 2014 fiscal year incurred a $788,641 operating loss comprised of outstanding FEMA reimbursements on completed projects. Additionally, a $494,061 shortfall was filled by an operation grant from the SSC Progression Corporation General Endowment. ► A traditional feeder for Saint Stanislaus has always been Camp Stanislaus. Due to the hard work of Camp Director, Sam Doescher, Camp Stanislaus has seen enormous growth over the past three years. Camp has expanded to offer a coed experience for young girls, and is now hosting international campers from Latin America and South America. Thanks to Camp’s growth, the rent paid to Saint Stanislaus’s operations has grown to $100,000. ► Increasing student enrollement will continue to be the highest priority to decrease the annual deficit. Currently, thanks to both recent academic and athletic success, our day student enrollment has seen remarkable growth in the incoming 7th grade class.

Reports ► Taking a look at SSC’s facilities, the year was filled with renovations. The Kleinpeter-Gibbens Memorial Library and the Samuel “Chip” Blanchard ’72 computer lab underwent major updating to create the new Taylor Media Center, made possible by a generous $500,000 pledge by Dean and Marilene Taylor. Also, the second and third floors of the dormitory were upgraded. The renovation costs were covered by FEMA and $402,635 was used from Capital Campaign funds to purchase new beds, desks and chairs for the rooms. Also, planning and fundraising has begun for the renovation of three science laboratories in the main school building. This construction will be funded entirely by the support of a private donor and will take place over the course of the next three years. Each summer, one laboratory will be renovated to update the current ones built in 1971. ► Planned estate gifts accounted for two large donations in the 2014-15 fiscal year. Mr. Jim Smith ‘45 and Mr. George Slade ‘49, through selfless foresight and planning, have cemented their legacies at Saint Stanislaus, and their gifts have had a tremendous impact on both the students and the faculty of SSC. Both men are members of the Society of 1854 and will be perpetually recognized for their generosity to Saint Stanislaus.

SSC Progression Corp. Income

Designated Gifts Annual Fund Special Events Capital Campaign- Library Capital Campaign - Science Lab Capital Campaign - Dorm Investment Earnings Interest & Dividends Endowed Scholarships General Endowment Inkind Gifts

TOTAL INCOME

Expenses

Operational Grant to SSC Designated Gifts Annual Fund Grant to SSC Financial Assistance to SSC Inkind Gifts Special Events Misc Investment Fees Publication and Appeal Administrative Expenses

$143,284.25 222,896.96 26,255.00 151,648.00 75,000.00 365,936.00 218,294.23 70,713.66 18,795.00 17,250.00 123,264.00

$1,433,337.10

$494,061.00 614,563.92 215,315.49 265,432.67 123,264.00 30,778.32 25,896.29 75,342.53 7,581.47 403.15

TOTAL EXPENSES

$1,852,638.84

Net Operating Loss

$(419,301.74)

10.00% 15.55% 1.83% 10.58% 5.23% 25.53% 15.23% 4.93% 1.31% 1.20% 8.60%

26.67% 33.17% 11.62% 14.33% 6.65% 1.66% 1.40% 4.07% 0.41% 0.02%

► The decrease in the price of oil showed a noticeable impact in the FY ‘14-‘15 Annual Fund. Gift sizes from royalty trusts and those employed in oil related fields were lower. Also, gifts designated for Capital Campaigns detracted from the Annual Fund. The total for the FY ‘14-‘15 Annual Fund was $222,896 compared to $286,578 in the year prior. ► Due to the investment returns from fiscal year 2013 and donations designated for financial assistance, the SSC Progression Corp. was able to offer $265,432 in financial aid to students and their families. This is the highest financial aid award the SSC Progression Corp. has ever made. ► The SSC Progression Corp. made an operational grant of $494,061 to offset the school’s operating deficit, a figure that is down from $643,500 in the prior year. Great efforts have been made by the SSC Board of Directors and SSC Administration to decrease the deficit through recruiting efforts and fundraising.

Audited Financials Audited Financial Reports

The

Society of

1854

aint Stanislaus College, the oldest existing establishment of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in America, boasts a long and colorful history dating back to 1854. Blessed with talented leaders and generous benefactors, Saint Stanislaus grew from its humble beginnings into an educational institution of great renown on the Gulf Coast. But it was not an easy task. The Brothers, lay faculty, and their students overcame major challenges including epidemics, Civil War, financial struggles, hurricanes, and fire. Without the perseverance and dedication of instrumental individuals, Saint Stanislaus would not be the school it is today. From its start in 1854, the history of SSC spans over a century and a half and includes over 7,000 alumni worldwide. Membership in The Society of 1854 is offered to all those who share the commitment to continuing the mission of Saint Stanislaus, and who, like the Brothers in 1854 and those who followed, affirm that commitment by means of a planned gift. To become eligible for the Society membership, an individual simply informs the school in writing that Saint Stanislaus has been included in his or her estate plans. The school also requires documentation of the planned gift, for example, a copy of the pertinent provisions of the individual’s will or trust, a copy of the life insurance policy which names the school as a beneficiary, or a letter from the individual’s attorney stating that he or she has, indeed, included Saint Stanislaus in his or her estate plans. Upon receipt of such documentation, participants are enrolled in the Society of 1854. Listed are the members of The Society of 1854 whom we are proud to recognize for their generosity in making a planned gift to SSC. 20

The Society of 1854

Anonymous Mr. Sidney V. Arbour, Jr. ‘31 * Mr. Joseph H. Arbour ‘42 Mr. David Assaf, Jr. ‘40 * Brother Gunther Aucoin, S.C. * Mrs. Karen Babin Mr. & Mrs. Gerald A. Bienvenu ‘55 Mr. Victor D. Blaize ‘18 * Mrs. Leone Blaize * Ms. Myrtis Broussard * Mrs. Earline P. Brown * Mr. James J. Bryan ‘41 * Mrs. Meriam Calabria Mr. Ellis C. Cuevas ‘53 Mr. Christopher L. Davis ‘98 Mr. George Dendinger, Jr. * Mr. Edmond L. Deramee ‘21 * Mr. Charles F. Engle ‘1893 * Mr. Nathaniel C. Fick, Jr. ‘65 Mr. Philip J. Garcia, Sr. ‘72 Mr. David Glover ‘38 * Mr. Jason Green Mr. & Mrs. Bill Grusich Dr. Aynaud M. Hebert ‘41 Mr. Robert Hubbard ‘57 Mr. Armand G. Jonte, Jr. ‘70 Mr. Elmer J. Kamm * Mr. Richard P. Kelley ‘58 Mr. Joseph L. Killeen, Jr. ‘44 * Dr. Jean B. Lescale ‘12 * Mr. James I. Maloney, Jr. ‘53 Mr. Milo L. Meacham ‘64 Mrs. Martin Miller Mrs. Pat Modenbach Mr. Mark Modenbach ‘97 Mr. F. S. Pugh ‘25 * Mr. & Mrs. George E. Ramirez, Jr. Mr. Milton L. Reisch ‘19 * Mr. & Mrs. Jon E. Ritten Mr. Timothy Schafer ‘57 Mr. George M. Slade ‘49 * Mr. James E. Smith ‘45 * Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Tighe ‘77 Mr. Martin D. Tighe ‘79 Mr. Frank J. Tighe ‘80 Mr. John M. Tighe ‘83 Mr. James A. Ware ‘26 * Mr. & Mrs. Edward Weathers, Sr. * Dr. Marion J. Wolfe, Sr. ‘23 * * DECEASED

26th Annual Alumni Golf Tournament The Saint Stanislaus Golf Tournament sponsored by Merrill Lynch was again held at the Oaks Golf Course in Pass Christian, Mississippi on Friday, October 10, 2014. Delicious food and drink compliments of West End, Lil’ Rays, Hooters, Rosetti’s Liquor Barrel and L & M Package Store was enjoyed by 70 golfers. The golf tournament netted $8,028.35 in proceeds which went to the SSC Alumni Association who supports Saint Stanislaus and our boys through their many projects. Saint Stanislaus is grateful for the sponsors, tournament staff, and participants who helped make the 2014 Golf Tournament such a great success.

TOURNAMENT SPONSOR

Merrill Lynch, Ted Longo ‘81 CFP, ChFC, Steve Longo ‘77, Pat Kergosien ‘82, Steve Treutel ‘78

BEVERAGE CART SPONSORS F.E.B. Distributing, Paul Bertucci ’78 Coca Cola Triton Systems, Daryl Cornell

LUNCH SPONSORS

Gachassin Law Firm, Nick Gachassin ‘85 Qualastat, Inc., Ted Schmidt ‘79

AWARDS PARTY SPONSOR Realty Associates, Pete Merritt ‘64

BIG RED SPONSORS

Ports America, Kendall Lamb ‘81 Hancock Bank, Amy Corr Haug & Farrar, Todd Farrar ‘03 McDonald’s Max Foods, Tony Herques ‘82

HOLE SPONSORS

Billy App ‘61 Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, Jay Rousseau ‘78 Lawrence J. Jacobi ‘66, CPA Rosetti’s Liquor Barrel, John & Dina Rosetti Trapani’s, Tony Trapani ‘82 West End, Mark & Kelyn Breland Lil Rays, Kristy Nicaud L & M Package Store, Michael & Pauline Mensi Grace Healthcare, David Wolf 26th Annual Golf Tournament

Hall Fame of

embership in the Saint Stanislaus Hall of Fame honors an individual, living or deceased, who has demonstrated outstanding character, dedication, leadership, service, heroism, and patriotism and whose life and accomplishments can be considered an inspiration to the students, faculty, and staff of Saint Stanislaus College. Inductees are honored at the Hall of Fame Liturgy and Banquet held every other year.

The newly-renovated 1st floor mall was the setting for the Hall of Fame Liturgy on March 15.

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On Sunday, March 15th, 2015, the Saint Stanislaus Board of Directors had the honor and privilege of inducting two very distinguished gentlemen into the Saint Stanislaus Hall of Fame, the Very Reverend Dennis J. Carver ‘70 and Brother Paul Mulligan, S.C. The ceremony, which celebrated the inductees’ service and dedication to Saint Stanislaus College, was attended by over 120 friends and family members.

Very Reverend Dennis J. Carver ‘70

Father Dennis J. Carver, son of Warren and Edith Carver, is an accomplished musician, true and loyal Rock-A-Chaw of the SSC Class of 1970, and priest to so many grateful parishioners along the Gulf Coast. Although extremely involved with his responsibilities in the Diocese of Biloxi and beyond its borders, Father Carver always finds the time to return to his beloved Saint Stanislaus to support the Mission and to serve the current students. Father Carver can be found attending and leading prayer at the annual Senior Leadership Breakfast, serving as main celebrant for the Senior Ring Mass and Ceremony, and concelebrating at every Baccalaureate Mass for yearly graduation ceremonies. For his continued service to his alma mater, the Very Reverend Dennis J. Carver has been inducted into the Saint Stanislaus Hall of

Brother Paul Mulligan, S.C.

Brother Paul Mulligan, son of Paul and Alice Mulligan, is a master mathematician and educator, dedicated Principal and lifelong supporter of Saint Stanislaus and its Mission. Since retiring from the classroom at the age of 67, Brother Paul has remained very active in tutoring and teaching. He is also involved in fundraising for McGill-Toolen. After leaving Saint Stanislaus in 1984, Brother Paul served for many years on the SSC School Board and has continued to be involved in many ways at Camp Stanislaus. He has always considered it a privilege to work with his fellow Board members and at Camp Stanislaus for the good of the students and campers. For his commitment and service to Saint Stanislaus, Brother Paul Mulligan, S.C. has been inducted into the Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2015. Hall of Fame

Past Inductees Mr. Andre J. Arceneaux, Sr. ‘52 Mr. E.J. Arceneaux, Sr. * Mr. David Assaf, Jr. ‘40 * Bro. Eduardo Baldioceda, S.C. Mr. Marshall Ballard, Jr. ‘29 * Bro. Lee Barker, S.C. Bro. Peter Basso, S.C. * Mr. Louis J. Blaize ‘22 * Mr. Reginald N. Blaize, Jr. ‘ 29 * Col. Felix A. Blanchard ‘42 * Capt. Roger M. Boh, Jr. ‘43 Mr. Henry J. Bonura ‘27 * Mr. Edmond M. Brignac, Jr. ‘48 Mr. James J. Bryan, Sr. ‘41 * Fr. Stanislaus Buteux * Dr. Norbert A. Carnovale ‘50 * Fr. James Carter, SJ ‘44 Mr. Jose M. Castro Odio ‘33 * Dr. Sidney A. Chevis ‘63 Mr. Earle J. Christenberry, Jr. ‘45 Mr. Louis B. Claverie ‘21 * Mr. Forster Commagere * Bro. Ramon Daunis, S.C. ‘47 Bro. Joseph Donovan, S.C. Hon. Edward A. Dufresne, Jr. ‘56

Bishop Leo F. Fahey ‘14 * Mr. William Foster, Jr. ‘31 * Bro. Aquin Gauthier, S.C. * Mr. Lucien M. Gex * Mr. Walter J. Gex, Jr. ‘24 * Mr. Harry C. Glover, Jr. ‘24 * Mr. J. Norton Haas, Sr. ‘51 * Fr. Eugene J. Herbert, SJ ‘41 Mr. William P. Kenny ‘43 * Mr. Joseph L. Killeen, Jr. ‘44 * Bro. Alexis Klee, S.C. * Mr. Ben Kleinpeter ‘45 Mr. Linus A. Koenenn, Sr. ‘15 * Mr. James T. LaNasa, Sr. ‘47 * Bro. Noel Lemmon, S.C. Dr. Jean B. Lescale ‘12 * Bro. Leonard Levell, S.C. * Dr. Vincent N. Liberto ‘51 Hon. Robert L Lobrano ‘61 Mr. James P. Martin ‘46 Abbot Matthew C. Martin, O.S.B. ‘44 * Dr. Andrew K. Martinolich, Jr. ‘46 Bro. Loyola Mattingly, S.C. * Mr. Joseph E. Monti ‘70 Bro. Athanasius Mooney, S.C. *

Bro. Stephen O’Hanlan, S.C. * Bro. Edmund O’Hara, S.C. * Mr. Oscar E. Pacheco Ortiz ‘42 Mr. Milton A. Phillips ‘21 * Bro. Pierre St. Pierre, S.C. * Bro. Casimir Piskorowski, S.C. * Bro. Romuald Robitaille, S.C * Mr. John A. Scafidi, Sr. ‘29 * Deacon Gilbert R. Schmidt ‘51 Mr. Gerard L. Schoen ‘47 * Mr. Marchmont A. Schwartz ‘27 * Mr. James E. Smith ‘45 * Mr. Cyprian A. Sporl, Jr. ‘23 * Bishop J. Terry Steib, SVD Mr. C. J. Pete Taylor ‘39 * Mr. James C. Thriffiley III Mr. David A. Treutel, Sr. ‘53 Mr. Nathan B. Tycer ‘17 * Mr. Berchmans S. Wilbert, Sr. ‘23 * Dr. Marion J. Wolfe, Sr. ‘23 * Mrs. Beverly Zimmerman *

*DECEASED Hall of Fame

Moving Past Katrina

The past ten years have been plagued with the constant nagging of Hurricane Katrinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s memory. A first floor boarded up with plywood, constant meetings and endless paperwork with FEMA, and renovations that were simply unable to begin due to code restrictions and finances served as a reminder of the storms impact on SSC. A decade later, Saint Stanislaus has finally moved into a new era. The 2014-2015 school year was filled with renovations all across campus. Finishing touches were placed on the 1st floor renovation which began in 2013. Now students have a mall area once again to gather, â&#x20AC;&#x153;recâ&#x20AC;? rooms to enjoy, and classrooms featuring a new marine science laboratory. The business offices are once again located at the front of the main building, which is a welcoming sight to visitors as opposed to the plywood boards that stood for years boarding up the building.

The dormitory was also a major spot of activity throughout the year. The second and third floors, which had not been renovated since 1966 when they were constructed, saw a complete upgrade. Along with renovations to every room, the main atrium received a new elevator to bring the building up to code. Also, the exterior stairwells received new hand railing, laundry rooms were installed on each floor, and thanks to the support of donors who contributed to the dorm’s capital campaign in 2007, over $400,000 was used to purchase new furniture. Each room received new closets, beds, desks, and chairs which were custom made by Halpern’s Furnishings in New Orleans.

Dormitory Capital Campaign of 2007 App Landmark Builders Mr. & Mrs. William S. App, Jr. ‘61 Mr. Sidney V. Arbour, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Bourgeois, Jr. Mr. Richard Chapman ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Davidge, Jr. Mr. Timothy Felton & Mrs. Patricia Marshall Ms. Catherine Gaudin Ms. Ellen I. Geheeb Ms. Julia Geheeb Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Gerchow The Charles F. Engle Trust Lt. Col. & Mrs. Theodore J. Heller Brother Ronald Hingle, S.C. Mr. & Mrs. John S. Hoffer Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Herman A. Jacobi Mr. Michael P. Jarreau Mr. Matthew Kelly Mr. Todd Kirschenheuter

Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Lagarde, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Darnell A. Lepre Hon. & Mrs. Robert L. Lobrano Dr. Michael R. Lorio, D.D.S. Mr. Joseph H. Marix, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David P. Maxwell Mr. & Mrs. Vincent R. McGrath Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Noto, Sr. Bubba & Lena Mae Oustalet Foundation Mr. Frank A. Peterson Mr. Robert B. Peterson, Jr. The Reddoch Family Foundation Christ The King-YMO Mr. & Mrs. Laurence A. Sauer, III Mr. Jules L. Schubert, Jr. Mr. David A. Treutel, Sr. Mrs. Virginia Wagner Mrs. Margaret Watson

Moving Past Katrina

COLLEGE READINESS

A successful college application rests on three main components:

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a strong academic foundation (solid grade point average in challenging classes) impressive leadership and involvement in extra-curricular activities (clubs, athletics and service)

►

50 students were offered scholarships amounting to $10,487,406.00

high standardized test scores (in our case, mostly through the ACT)

►

89% of the class were offered

Saint Stanislaus challenges each of our students to achieve his best academically through rigorous coursework. We also offer 30 clubs or sports for students to participate in, providing plenty of opportunities for growth as well as bolstering college applications. Saint Stanislaus continues to far outpace state and national scores, and we have increased results dramatically in the last decade. Saint Stanislaus has long benefited from not being required to administer state standardized tests, which can lead to issues of “teaching to the test,” and we intend to maintain that approach. We can do this and still meet our goals because the ACT tests what students need to know in English, reading, math, and science. As a result, our efforts are already efficient: we are providing students with the content and skills they need to do well on the ACT and, more importantly, to be successful in college and beyond. College readiness is a major factor in preparing our boys for the next step in life. However, that takes form in many different ways at SSC. Through the guidance department led by Mr. Jeremy Clark and Bro. Dwight Kenney, our young men develop in a variety of ways designed to engage their personal growth and character formation. Rock Workshops are once a week seminars that the entire

Class of 2015 Quick Facts

College Readiness

scholarships

► Seniors were accepted to 84 different colleges ►

56 out of the 57 graduates attended

►

35 seniors accepted and used $1,835,924.00 in scholarships

college in the fall

► That’s an average of $52,454.00 per student ►

$1,390,190.00 of the accepted

►

$445,734.00 in athletic scholarships

scholarships is non-athletic merit based accepted

school participates in between 1st and 2nd period. Students report to an assigned group where teachers give presentations on topics such as intrapersonal communication, social etiquette, the history of SSC, the importance of honesty and integrity, and much, much more. These are out of the box group discussions where students can share and learn with teachers on numerous life experiences they will eventually face. Another effort to form our young men is Milestone Meetings, which are individual meetings with every sophomore and his parents to discuss where he is in his overall high school progress. A school administrator or staff member meets with the student and family in

order to gauge their experience at SSC thus far and to set goals and a game plan for the young man’s remaining time at Saint Stanislaus. Finally, Mr. Clark, with the help of our librarian, Ms. Anna Brannin, has teamed up to create three separate college information nights for sophomore, junior, and senior parents and students. These seminars are specifically geared for each grade level, and they are designed to help parents and their boys navigate the college selection, application, and admission process. Through these and other assemblies throughout the school year, students are prepared for more than just college, they are prepared for life and leave Saint Stanislaus as Men of Character.

Historical ACT Composite Scores 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16

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2007

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2010

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Mississippi

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Saint Stanislaus

N O . O CL A LA F RS GR S S O A H DU F IP RE AT E CI PI S EN % TS RE A M C O EI U V N IN T G PE R G RA A DU M O AT U N E T PE R AW A RD TO EE TA L SC H O LA TO RS P 10 H IP % AC CO U N TE D FO R

These ACT Composite scores represent 100% of the Saint Stanislaus senior class.

2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006

57 56 50 64 86 77 70 62 64 63

% 18% 37% 62% 62% 75% 72% 78% 85% 71% 70 %

50 5 1 33 55 54 46 29 20 35 43

89% 91% 66% 86% 63% 60% 41% 33% 55% 68%

$183,990 $ 51,944 $ 67,010 $ 50,556 $ 65,110 $ 70,023 $ 66,890 $ 16,898 $ 34,907 $ 44,866

$ 20 9,74 8 $ 57,0 3 6 $101,530 $ 58,829 $ 1 0 3 ,6 94 $ 1 1 7, 2 1 3 $161,459 $ 52,384 $ 63,82 9 $ 6 5 ,763

$10,487,406 $ 2,908,883 $ 3,350,500 $ 3,235,600 $ 5,599,484 $ 5,391,804 $ 4,682,318 $ 1,047,670 $ 2,234,020 $ 2,827,810

$1,880,528 $1 ,078,668 $ 2 ,07 7, 4 1 6 $1,998,550 $4,153,000 $3,887,000 $3,627,000 $ 885,000 $1,593,000 $1,974,000

AVG.

65%

$65, 219

$ 99,149

$ 4,172,550

$ 2,315, 416 63% College Readiness

SSC ATHLETICS 72% of students participated in athletics in 2014-15

84 2-sport athletes • 21 3-sport athletes • 4 team championships • 3 individual champions

CROSS COUNTRY - 4A STATE CHAMPIONS

GOLF - 4A STATE CHAMPIONS

SOCCER - 4A STATE CHAMPIONS

BASEBALL - 4A STATE CHAMPIONS

FOOTBALL - 4A SOUTH STATE CHAMPIONS 28

Athletics

Saint Stanislaus

Class Ring Collection

1913 1925 1940 1942 1944 1946 1947 1949 1952 1954 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1964 1965 1966 1968

Mr. Leon Richard Kleinpeter, Sr.* Mr. Wallace J. Bontemps, Sr.* Mr. Peyton D. Waters, Sr. (8th Grade Ring) Mr. Joseph H. Arbour Mr. Peyton D. Waters, Sr. Mr. John Douglas Webb Mr. Wallace J. Bontemps, Jr. Mr. Clement Bontemps Mr. Andrew Scafidi Mr. Charles J. Ferry, Jr. Mr. Barry S. Bontemps Mr. Byron “Pat” Favre Mr. Timothy Schafer Mr. Mitchell Decuir Mr. Laurence A. Sauer III Mr. William Couret Mr. Warren Carver, Jr. Mr. Paul Blaum Mr. Irv. Cuevas Mr. Joseph Vallee Mr. Michael G. Griffon Mr. Leonard H. Aucoin (Class Pin) Mr. George Scherer III Mr. Francis J. “Pete” Grevemberg

1972 1973 1974 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1992 1997 1999 2001 2003 2004 2006

Mr. Ralph J. Aucoin Mr. Rory R. Rafferty, Jr. Mr. Thomas D. Adams III Mr. Martin D. Tighe Mr. Fernando A. Betanzos Mr. Geoff G. Kergosien Mr. Tony Herques, Jr. Mr. Michael Collins Mr. Ronald J. Artigues, Jr. Mr. Michael Shane Foreman Mr. David Pitalo Mr. E. Ward Faulk III Mr. David Bradley* (Given by classmate Mr. Gerald E. Fackrell III ‘88) Dr. Jeffrey E. Aycock Mr. Ross Bonura Mr. Mickey Quinlan Mr. Michael A. Mancuso Mr. Brandon Everett Mr. John Thibodeaux Mr. Mario Nievas Mr. Robert Murray Mr. J.C. Brignone

*Deceased Class Ring Collection

&Staff

Administration Bro. Francis David, S.C. President Patrick McGrath Prinicipal Susan Estrade Asst. Principal for Activities Alumni Director Bro. Barry Landry, S.C. Academic Dean Erich Hoffer Dean of Students Stace McRaney Athletic Director Aimee Saucier Director of Finance Chris Mensi ‘01 Director of Advancement Richard Gleber ‘89 Director of Public Relations Admissions Co-Director John Thibodeaux ‘01 Admissions Co-Director Dan Zwerg Director of Technology

Sandra Odom Assistant to the Director of Advancement Assistant to the President Sandra Richoux Registrar Assistant to the Principal Laurin LaFontaine Bookkeeper Sandra Farrior Main Office Assistant to the Dean of Students Bus Drivers Cecil Farrior Ken Kenney Maurice Malochee Residency Chris Davis ‘98 Director of Residency Kristen Tusa Academic & Activities Coordinator Tywan Arrington Jake Forstall ‘11 Mike Goodsell Tyler Harris Matthew Neeb Matthew Shannon

Buildings & Grounds Freddy West ‘91 Director of Buildings & Grounds Michael Acker Gus Adam Joey Cerone ‘03 Doug Duelfer Bro. Francis Fleming, S.C. Brian Fouquet Pearlie Garvin Beth Lummus Jacqueline Vince Food Services Terry McGinity ‘75 Director of Food Services Cynthia Butler Maria Cox Gus Dos Santos Rose Elliott Shawn Pruitt Bob Sayle Clinic Carmen West, RN Julie Lawhead Peter Hoffer Athletic Trainer

Dormitory Rental Adrienne Quinlan Mick Quinlan

Faculty Computer Science & Technology Dan Zwerg Department Head Mark Logan ‘86 English Christine Harris Department Head D.P. Daigle Rashad Dunn Fine Arts Christian Bailey Department Head Dan Zwerg Foreign Languages Bro. Eduardo Baldioceda, S.C. Department Head Jennifer Kayes Guidance Bro. Dwight Kenney, S.C. Jeremy Clark ‘98 Lee Bosarge Library Anna Brannin

Faculty, Staff, & Administration

Mathematics Jordan Roy Department Head Stacy Gill Keon Handley Tim Lala Louise Perkins Physical Education Keon Handley Peter Hoffer Tim Lala Reading & ESL Anna Brannin Kristen Tusa Religion Bro. Bernard Couvillion, S.C. Campus Minister Department Head Daniel Munger Joan Munger Tim Roberts Lincoln Sigwald Robert Thomas

Science Jeff Anderson Department Head Letha Boudreaux Major Gorgone Jordan Roy Social Studies William Conides Department Head Ryan Joiner Tim Roberts

Profile of

Saint Stanislaus Student Demographics

269 58 17

Day Students U.S. Residents

International Residents

The student body of Saint Stanislaus College totals 344 students representing 7 states (AL, FL, LA, MS, SC, TX, & VA) & 7 countries (Angola, China, Guatemala, Mexico, Senegal, South Korea, & U.S.)

Faculty & Administration

6 10 3 37

Brothers of the Sacred Heart Alumni PhDs Masters

2014-15 Tuition & Fees Day Student U.S. Resident Student International Returning Resident Student New International Resident Student

$6,290 $24,257 $27,750 $30,825 Profile of Saint Stanislaus

Upcoming Events February 3, 2016 Open House March 4, 2016 Great Wall of Rocks March 5, 2016 Al Briede Gold Cup Race supporting the Chris Briede Scholarship at SSC May 28, 2016 Senior Graduation June 10-11, 2016 Fishing Tournament